AHA Material Handling Equipment - National Cancer Institute



This AHA is provided as an example of content to consider during development of project-specific AHAs for like activitiesActivity:Use of material handling equipment following OSHA 1926.602HAZARDSJOB STEPHAZARDSACTIONS TO ELIMINATE OR MINIMIZEEACH HAZARDAll stepsRisk of injury to automotive or pedestrian traffic.A Traffic / Pedestrian Control Plan may be required when blocking or partially blocking any walkway, roadway or driveway.Work area should be delineated from un-authorized personnel, with signs posted. Minimum-required PPE worn at all times. Use a spotter.Risk of serious bodily injury or death.Risk of equipment failure or malfunction.Read the manufacturer’s operators manual. Follow manufacturer’s recommendations for operation. Perform pre-use inspections.Any equipment deemed not safe removed from service.Only use designated and manufacturer-approved attachments.Follow all OSHA requirements for safe operation.Only trained and authorized personnel should operate equipment. A spotter will be required to assist with traffic and pedestrian control.Be aware of your surroundings / situational awarenessIdentify overhead and ground obstructions.Maintain proper load capacity per equipment capacity chart. ................
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